TRMS Conserving Natural Resources Review

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What are renewable resources?

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Renewable resources are natural resources that can be replenished naturally over time, such as soil, water, and wind.

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Give an example of a renewable energy source.

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Solar energy, wind energy, and hydroelectric energy are examples of renewable energy sources.

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What is biomass?

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Biomass is organic material that comes from plants and animals, which can be used as a sustainable energy source, such as logs or crop waste.

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What is a disadvantage of using dams for renewable energy?

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Dams can destroy habitats and harm local wildlife.

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What is soil conservation?

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Soil conservation refers to practices that prevent soil erosion and maintain soil health, such as contour plowing and using windbreaks.

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What are windbreaks?

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Windbreaks are rows of trees or shrubs planted to protect fields from wind erosion.

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What is contour plowing?

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Contour plowing is a farming practice where plowing is done along the contours of the land to reduce soil erosion.

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What are cover crops?

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Cover crops are plants grown to cover the soil, preventing erosion and improving soil health.

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What is the importance of water as a renewable resource?

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Water is essential for life and can be used for drinking, irrigation, and generating hydroelectric power.

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What is the role of trees in conserving natural resources?

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Trees help prevent soil erosion, provide oxygen, and can be a source of renewable energy when used sustainably.